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According to our ancestors,
Marseille soap is effective for :

• Bringing good luck : Put some "FER A CHEVAL" soap in your kitchen - arrange it so that the "fer à cheval" is in the shape of a « U ».

• Cleaning and softening your paint brushes : After cleaning, soak them in lukewarm, soapy water for several hours.

• Cleaning your leather : Scrub with a soapy brush and rinse thoroughly.

• Enhancing the golden threads on porcelain : Rub gently with soapy water.

• Giving your skin a satin-like quality : Use your Marseille soap to exfoliate your skin in a hammam..

• Hair : The soap can be used as shampoo for people with short hair.

• Making your jewellery shine : Dilute a piece of soap in boiling water and let your jewellery soak in it.

• Nourishing and making your tiles shine : Wash with soapy water and rinse abundantly.

• Perfuming your clothes : Put a piece of Marseille soap at the bottom of yor wardrobe.

• Removing stains from textiles : Before washing, rub the stain with a piece of dry soap - your stains will disappear much more easily when washed.

• Repelling clothes moths : Place a piece of Marseille soap in the middle of your clothes, it will act as a moth repellent.

• Shaving : Lather up your Marseille soap until you get a nice, creamy foam.

• Treating cramps and rheumatism : Put a piece of Marseille soap at the bottom of your bed.

• Washing your teeth : Marseille soap can be used as toothpaste.

These tips are only pieces of advice, CDSM accepts no responsibility for any negative side effects resulting from the use of Marseille soap.